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a | Killed. t Anselm McMullan. { ‘ ; ; — > an | | > . Port G Island Porto Rice, Jaly | SpeciaL tro Tue ExaMIver.] . s oc 95 3 of St. Thornas, July 26. w, Via sS'eN — ? - | M . 92Q ' é' ' Srewsart, July 28.—A glo The United States military expedition | | 0 my Shim R. Gem _ nas oveen east over this Cc ommubity this ghich Guanianamo On A DUPse lay - . morning by unfortupate termination landed ceessfully today afte . a | ; siemiab with the Spanish troops 9 | in the > existence of Anselm MeMaullan, late 45 i i seid i hy @muUiSi VU . ' . Americans were killed. | Fes lent of Head of Hillsboro, about two Soon afier the galloping cavalrymen _ miles from Mount Stewart. oo oe “IMovItGe hi t tre ° were feed Climbing the ills to th | He left his home, where a wife, one gard aa the Toot FO ldiers were scurry: a hild : ‘ : : Jong the fences from the town. child and a sister reside, this morning by 045, with the exception of s few | about seven o'clock to ste about some

cattle about two hundred yards away, or just across the line of his farm, to Mr. D. Eean’s woods,

He took a piece of rope with him, with which he ended his life by hanging him- self to a tree.

Last fall he attempted his life with Paris green and a rope, and was found by his sister hanging by the neck in his barn.

He was brought to life by a doctor, who arrived just in time.

It was thought at that time that fin- ancial difficulties were the cause of his act. He was about fifty years of age,— always a quiet and inoftensi~e man.

MEDALS FOR VOLUNTEERS

{[SpeciaL TO Toe Examiner] Orrawa, July 28.—It has been decided to long servisze medals to non~ commissioned officers of the Canadian Militia who have served fora period of 25

years.

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BISMARCK SINKING.

(Speorat to Tue Examtver.]

Bert, July 28 — According to the latest despatches, Prince Bismarck is reported to be sinking very fast.

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-TROBABILITIES OF INTERVENTION,

Engage the Attention of President McKinley.

EUROPEAN POWERS TAKE A LIVELY INTEREST.

American People Will Stand Behind the President in Any Position.

Wasurnaton, D. C., July 26.—President

| McKinley, { am informed, is puttiog ia a deal of time studying first the possibility, of foreign intervention inthe war; and,

second, the plan of operations in the event of such intervention.

Itis a question that has been presented to the President and his advisers within the paat few days, not from a pew stand- point exactly, but with the knowledge that the European powers are’ taking 2 lively interest in its determination.

Late last night a member of the diplo- matic corps said to me that the stories, which came from abroad last week about, the contizental powers haying formed a combination to protect their interests in the Philippines, and, in effect, to protest against a disposition of them that did not take into cousideration their desires, were based upon correspondence among them as to aconcerted eoquiry to be made of the United States Government as to its intention.

It has been thought strange here that the representatives of European countries, after having only recently established themselves for summer at seaside and mountain resorts, should return to Wash- ington in the almost tropical heat for the purpose of calling on President and Secre- tary of State merely to reney assurances of distingaished consideration and esteem on the part of themselvesand tkeir re-~ spective Government.

The French Ambaswador was at the White Heuse on the llth inst., and the German Ambassador last Friday. It turns out, according to the diplomatist res ferred to, that they all came back uoder instructions to make precise enquiries on the subject of the Philippine Islands. Not only «iid the interested European count- ries have these enquiries made, but Japaa and China, interested because of their proximity to the islands,aud of the pos- sible effects apoathem of a radical turbance of the relations of European na~ tions in the Far East, also aent their min- isters to ask similar questions.

The answer made was, of necessity. somewhat vague and altogether gsneral in its nature, for the reason that the adminis~ tratiou does not yet know what will be done in these isiands. The coadition of affairs existing there was altogether un- expected, and rose out of fortunes of war that could not have been foreseen or guard- ed against had it been desirable to do sO.

The enquiries were roet by the statement it is said, that whatever the issue may be in the islands, the United Statee will endeavor to~o conduct m alters there a8 to give no just cause of cifence or anxiety to other oations, having in view always the rights and duties ot this Government there and the interests of all othere.

lt is no exaggeration for me to say that the American people will stand be hind Mr

sKioley to @ man in any position he may take again st foreign interference, and this he knows. Itisdue ¢ hiefly, however, to his with to overcome a possible com pli- cation peacefully, that he is giving con-~ sideration to the matier. Neither heuor avy of his Cabinet thinks that any of the

continental powers would venture on an armed resistance to the United States, They know,as be knows, that such a

resistanoe would bring on a conflict be« tween them and this country, Great Britain (and according to awhisper I beard at the State department, Japan), and as none of the continental ; owers is thought to cberish any particu ar desire to be wiped off the seas, to say nothing of the earth, the administration tbinks itself warranted in beliving that apy intervention, should it be made, will bave no more consistency than talk.

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Gold From the Klondike.

Sxarrie, Wash., July 27.—The steamer Charles Nelson arrived today from St. Michael’s, with 173 passengers from Daw- 80 1, and bringing gold dust estimated frora $1,000,000 to $1,500,000.

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EXAMINER _

ND: THURSDAY,

SPAIN MAKES: ANOTHER PROTEST.

The States will not Stop Fighting

EVEN WHEN PEACE IS BEING DISCUSSED.

Sailed for

Wawaiien Islands.

Americans have the

[Svecrat To THe EXAMINER.]

Mapai, July 28.—The Spanish Gov-~ ernment will protest to the powers in con - nection with the Americans landing at Porto Rico.

It is claimed that General Milee’ invaded the Island after Spain’s propos- ition for -2ace was made,

Sax Faanorsco, July 28, -— Admiral Mitier sailed for Honoluluon the Phila- delpbia yesterday, and will raise the Amer- ican flag over the Hawaiian Islands.

army

Prefer American Administration.

Loxvoyx, July 26.—No news has been received in Loudon as at any special dis- orders in Spain. A dispatch from Mad- rid says that the cabinet Sunday discussed the questiea of censorship and decided to continue to enforce the regulations. The leading papers threatened to cease publica- tion unless the censorship is rengoved, but it is doubtful that they will carry the threat into execution. The press is prep ring ! all classee tor the loes of Cuba and Porto | Rico and for further developments at Manila. FE! Imparcial reflecting a wide~ wees oe ee advocates direct negoti-~

with the United States

adhe odéalis that that American administration

is preferable to Cuban independence, if

Spain must lose the colony, since the

vee and financial interests of Spain would be made safer ander America.

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JULY 28, 1898

RUSSIA ACTIVELY PROMPTING SPAIN

In the Trouble With the United States,

MORE ENERGETIC THAN MANY OR AUSTRIA,

GER-

In Moving for a Combination of the

European Powers.

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New Ycrk, July 26.- A despatch to the World fron Madrid says: It is authorita~ tively stated that is even more active thaneither Germany or Austria in diplomatically prompting {Spain and in moving*tor a combination of the continen- tal powers to do something to check the United States.

At different stages of the war the Rus- siao government has assured the Spanish foreign ministry that it does not want ao European power nor America to establish itself in the Spanish Archipelago and Oceanica. But, having freasons of its own for not wishing to appear too openly in favor of Spain, feariog it way promote an understanding between Great Britain and the Unitea States, Russia bas encourged Germany to exert pressure at Manila and induced France to take the lead in de- monstratious of sympathyy which the French foreign ministry ouly reiuctantly covsented todo. Ever since then Russia and the Vaticen, with the aid of the Austrian court, though contrary to the judgment of the Au: raa_ chancellor, Count Goluchowski, have been arranging for concerted action by the continental powers to interfere both when an Ameri- can squadron comes to Europe and when, in the peaee vegotiations, the question of the Phillipine fislands com:sup. Then Russia and France will plead in behalf of Spanish interests to preveut the Wnited States Germany, or Japan interfering.

Russia

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public the beoefit, Watch this space for eye openers in above lines.

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On Tuesday morning 26th we commence with a line of Vases, 50 doz easily worth 10 cents each. If you come early you can get them at 2 for 10. See samples in our shew window.

We want vou to visit our New Ammex aud see the dis~ play of useful articles on sale there. No room to enumerate them here, call in and see for yourself, it will pay you.

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GOFF BROS,

| “NO [75 WITHDRAWAL OF SPANISH FORCES

Will De Rigidly lisisted on By the Staies,

BEFORE PEACE PROPOSALS CAN BE CONSIDERED.

The Spaniard’s Must Retire from the Western Hemisphere. |

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{Seeora, to Tae Examiyer. ]

Wasuincton, July 28.—In the interview between McKinley and the French am- bassador the President gave u0 assurances beyond expressing his willingness to brig the war toaclose, if that could be done under proper conditions.

It is stated on the highest authority that the terme of peace will be the withdraws} of the Spanish forces from Cuba and the payment of an indemnity, and the cession of Porto Rico thus bringing about & com~ plete withdrawal of Spanish authority in the Western hemiephere.

A naval station and post in the Philip« pines will be demanded, but the adminis tration will be guided by sentiment of the people regarding permanent occupation in the far east.

Military operations will continue without interruption until Spain has come to terme.

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PRINCE OF WALES IS BETTER {Spectra ro THE EXAMINER] Lonpon, July 28.—The Prince of Wales is progressing so favorably thatit has been definitely decided ta remove him to Cowes on Saturday,

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